Maxillary sinus infection related to Aspergillus: case report and recent updates
P Petrelli
Abstract:Aspergillus related sinusitis is a fungal infectious disease that, despite its diffusion, is still not well acknowledged to dental operators. Due to the anatomophysiology characteristics of the maxillary sinus, the diagnosis of non-invasive aspergillus sinusitis relies on clinical and imaging signs, and on the medical history of the patient. Here, we present a clinical case describing a fungus ball, which diagnosis resulted particularly difficult, due to the presence of concomitant dental interventions in the … Show more
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